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CONSISTENCY
Moses, the man of God, once sang a song to the congregation of Israel. It was a song of beauty and strength, reminding his people of the dependable nature of God and warning them of the danger of corruption and idolatry. He urged them to return to the paths of righteousness, which are the ways of peace.
It is a song which should be studied and pondered, for it was sung by one who understood God and recognized His changeless, pure, and dependable nature. "Ascribe ye greatness unto our God," he sang. "He is the Rock, his work is perfect: for all his ways are judgement: a God of truth and without iniquity, just and right is he" (Deut. 32:3,4).
June 7, 1952 issue
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FALSE BELIEVING IS NEVER COMPULSORY
ALBERT M. CHENEY
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ON WHICH SIDE?
DOROTHEA KAHN JAFFE
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TRUE SYMPTOMS
RUTH M. BARING-GOULD
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TRUE AGE
Mary Tompkins Boyd
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MAINTAINING SCIENTIFIC PURITY
ALEC B. MURRAY
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DISCIPLINED THOUGHT
DOROTHY HUNT SMITH
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LEARNING TO BE STILL
JEANNE GASTMEYER THOMPSON
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TRUE SELFHOOD
Hazel Harper Brandner
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A QUESTION OF HONESTY AND JUSTICE
Helen Wood Bauman
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CONSISTENCY
Robert Ellis Key
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One's first attendance at a Christian Science...
Charles Leonard Hudson
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It is with heartfelt gratitude that...
Mary T. Ellenwood
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For the past twenty-five years...
Margaret E. Hogarth
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Late one afternoon I fell to the...
Eleanor Jean Stone
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I should like to express my gratitude...
Eva Martin
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Christian Science came to me...
Mary E. Meyer
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My parents became interested in...
Cicely M. Peirson
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"What shall I render unto the...
Nathalia L. Kolliner with contributions from Robert E. Kolliner
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For the countless ways in which...
Nancy Babcock Mount with contributions from John Robert Mount, Elaine Fielder Babcock
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from Robert H. Harper, Charles M. Crowe, William R. Leslie